Unlimited Removal and Demolition, Inc.

Unlimited Removal and Demolition is the outfit you call when something has to come out of the building — an old oil tank, a boiler and the mechanical room around it, or the interior itself. It works out of Lynn and keeps a Marblehead mailing address, with Esteban L. Acosta as president and 11 employees on its BBB profile. The company holds a Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office Minority Business Enterprise certification, verified active on the state registry, with an expiry date of 2028-11-28. Its BBB profile carries an A+ letter grade, though the business is not BBB-accredited. How long it has been at this depends on where you look: the BBB counts 32 years from a 1994 start, while the company's own site says 25. Two public enforcement entries are worth raising before you sign. Violation Tracker lists a 2012 Massachusetts environmental violation carrying a $9,000 penalty, and a workplace-safety site describes a formal OSHA inspection of the company that produced three citations and $4,000 in proposed penalties. Ask about both directly, and ask how the crew handles containment, disposal paperwork and the notifications that come with asbestos and oil-tank work. For a homeowner facing a buried or basement oil tank, an asbestos-wrapped boiler or a gut demo, this is the work the business is built around — get the abatement credentials, the disposal plan and the price in writing before the first day on site.